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The Ministry of Health & Family Welfare has signed bilateral Memorandum of Understanding (MoUs) / Agreements with fifty-five (55) other countries

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Government of India
Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
28-December-2018 16:20 IST
MoUs in Health Sector 
There is no agreement has been signed by the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare with other countries for cooperation in treatment of diseases. However, the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare has signed bilateral Memorandum of Understanding (MoUs) / Agreements with fifty-five (55) other countries, for cooperation covering various areas in the field of health and medicine, including communicable and non-communicable diseases. A list of countries with whomMoUs / Agreements have been signed is given below:

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LIST OF COUNTRIES

  • with whom Ministry of Health & Family Welfare has signed
  • Agreements / Memorandum of Understanding (MoUs) /
  • Memorandum of Cooperation (MoC) / Statement of Intent (SoI)
Sl.NoName of countryDate of signing
1.Afghanistan28-08-2005
2.Australia10-04-2017
3.Austria17-02-2005
4.Bangladesh12-02-2013
5.Bahrain15-07-2018
6.Brazil05-05-1998
7.Brunei02-02-2016
8.Bulgaria28-11-2011
9.Burundi18-09-2012
10.Cuba06-12-2017
11.Cyprus08-10-2002
12.China03-09-1994
13.Colombia19-01-2010
14.Croatia09-06-2010
15.Egypt18-11-2008
16.Fiji Islands10-10-2005
17.Germany01-06-2017
18.Iran17-02-2018
19. (a)Japan01-09-2014
19. (b)Japan29-10-2018
20.Jordan01-03-2018
21.Hungary18-01-2008
22.Indonesia11-10-2013
23.Israel09-09-2003
24.Italy29-11-2017
25.Kazakhstan16-04-2011
26.Kuwait23-04-2012
27.Latvia28-02-2012
28.Malawi03-11-2010
29.Maldives02-01-2014
30.Mauritius12-03-2013
31.Mongolia14-09-2009
32.Morocco14-12-2017
33.Mozambique22-02-2004
34.Myanmar06-09-2017
35.Netherlands30-01-2014
36.New Zealand26-10-2016
37.Oman11-02-2018
38.Palestine16-05-2017
39.Papua New Guinea29-04-2016
40.Philippines05-10-2007
41.Poland24-04-2009
42.Qatar05-06-2016
43.Rwanda12-11-2010
44.Saudi Arabia20-11-2006
45.Seychelles10-09-2003
46.Spain (Dte.GHS)31-05-2017
47.Swaziland09-04-2018
48.Sweden24-02-2009
49.Tajikistan03-09-2012
50.Tanzania (Zanzibar)16-12-2002
51.Timor-Leste07-04-2018
52.United Kingdom19-05-2013
53.USA25-06-2015
54.Vietnam03-09-2016
55.Yemen09-06-2013
The bilateral MoUs/Agreements do not contain any provision on extending financial aid or providing of medical aid.
  • The objective of the MoUs / Agreements is to establish comprehensive inter-ministerial and inter-institutional cooperation in the field of health and medicine with the aims and objectives of upgrading the quality and reach of human, material and infrastructural resources involved in healthcare, training and research on the basis of equality, reciprocity and mutual benefit. The collaborations encourage joint initiatives and technology development in the health sector. 
  • To further elaborate the details of cooperation and to oversee the implemention of the MoUs / Agreements, joint meetings are held at appropriate times as mutually decided upon. It provides opportunities for sharing and emulating best practices and learning from each other, to address public health challenges.
  • The Minister of State (Health and Family Welfare), Sh Ashwini Kumar Choubey stated this in a written reply in the Lok Sabha here today.
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